Immigration / Aliyah

Aliyah – the return
of the Jewish people
to Israel

170.000

Immigrants with the help of CSI

For 30 years, CSI has been supporting Jews with their Aliyah.

6000

Ukrainian Jews since February 24, 2022

Of a total of 15,000 war refugees, approximately 6,000 came to Israel with the help of CSI.

God brings his people
home

There are currently around seven million Jews in Israel. Approximately eight million Jews live outside the country. But the Bible prophesies their return to Israel. Since the founding of the Jewish state, this prophecy has been increasingly fulfilled before our very eyes. Now is the time for us Christians to help bring the Jewish people home!
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Aliyah Ukraine
Aliyah Ethiopia
Aliyah Ukraine
Aliyah Ukraine

Our mission

"Bring my sons from afar and my daughters from the ends of the earth!"
Isaiah 43:6
Immigration to Israel is always a life-changing decision, often a lifelong dream, and not infrequently accompanied by trauma due to uprooting, loss, and isolation. What an opportunity it is for Christians and Germans to offer Jewish people encouragement, support, comfort, recognition, and hope at every stage of their immigration. God's faithfulness can be experienced.
Anemone Rüger,
Head of Aid Projects

Questions for us

Jews are returning to Israel from all over the world. CSI supports Aliyah worldwide. Currently, the focus is on the immigration of Jews from Ukraine, Ethiopia, and India.
Our assistance in the countries of origin focuses on four key areas:
1. We inform Jews outside of Israel about the possibility of immigrating to Israel.
2. We distribute food packages and medicine to needy Jews living in impoverished circumstances.
3. We provide practical assistance with completing necessary formalities for emigration or dealing with government agencies. We also offer transportation to the embassy or airport.
4. Together with the Israeli state immigration agency, the Jewish Agency, we organize flights for Jews entering Israel.
Immigrating to Israel is not an easy life decision. Many new immigrants initially feel isolated because the language and culture of the country are unfamiliar. The Israeli state immigration organization, the Jewish Agency, supports the olim (immigrants) through integration centers and the "First Home in the Homeland" program. This program provides new immigrants with initial accommodation in a kibbutz. In an ulpan, a school for intensive Hebrew study, they learn Ivrit, modern Hebrew. Their children attend school during this time. Many use this period in the kibbutz to find work, take an advanced course in the ulpan, or pursue further education. CSI supports the work of the Jewish Agency.

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